New research shows how hackers could breach VR headsets. "...we found that both cardboard headsets and high-end headsets suffer security vulnerabilities..."

New research shows how hackers could breach VR headsets. "...we found that both cardboard headsets and high-end headsets suffer security vulnerabilities..."

Here's how to prevent the hacking of electronics in the "cold chain" that keeps COVID-19 vaccines ultra-cold during storage and transport.

Sharing photos and information as part of a game or challenge can threaten your social media security, an expert warns.

"A perpetrator could say, 'I have these images of you and will publish them unless you…' to get more images or even in exchange for money."

Surfing attacks use ultrasonic waves to control your phone from afar. They could let hackers make calls or read texts, all without you knowing.

Hackers have a range of motives for the cyberattacks they pull off. Understanding more about those motives could help stop web defacements.

"...the ones causing the most damage are loose groups of individuals who come together to do one thing, do it really well... then disappear."

Smart cars are vulnerable to cybersecurity breaches, some of which could even be lethal. Companies need to catch up to protect consumers, researchers say.

Virtual assistants like Alexa, Siri, or Google Assistant are vulnerable to hijacking via "Light Commands" with as little as a regular laser pointer.